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Whew!! The last couple of nights have seen me feverishly working on my blog. Not on postings (obviously), but on the behind-the-scenes stuff that has quickly become one of my major addictions. Testing plugins to see what additional features I want to use etc. Here’s what I’ve been working on so far:

Custom error pages (404 etc.)
New archives page listing the available archives by category and month (see link in top menu)
New links page with most of the links that used to be in my sidebar (my list of friends’s sites was getting too long)
A tidbits section in the sidebar where I will be putting mini-entries not really worth an entire post
New “beyondbee…” banners for the top of the site, look out for them in rotation above.

I still have things working on but that’s it for now.

Musings on Myself that flowed from my brain at 2:42 pm Sunday, Oct. 2, 2005

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Comment by Adrian

October 2, 2005 @ 10:16 pm

Good stuff B. I should hire you.

Comment by Rae

October 4, 2005 @ 12:14 am

I love the title section. Simple but nice.

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2:01 pm

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  If you are somebody that finds it hard to walk out of a bookstore without a stack of books, your arms may be able to get some relief. If you can adjust to reading your books on screen, this site has just about any recent book you might find in a bookstore, in all sorts of subject areas. A good resource for when you must have it now.
- The Bible According To Google Earth
  If Google Earth had existed back then, this is how some of the major events in the Bible might have looked. Check out Noah’s Ark and the Parting of the Red Sea.
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  For anyone who ever got confused trying to think through the complicated family relationships in the Bible, this page has some interesting visual representations. Now you know it really is as confusing as it seemed.
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